
PROJECT
Déclic Emploi

Mental distress can be a major barrier to accessing and retaining employment, particularly for people already facing precarious circumstances.
Since 1976, the nonprofit “Les Eaux-Vives – Emmaüs” has promoted social and professional inclusion across the Loire-Atlantique department. Focusing on migrants, homeless individuals, and people in vulnerable or distressed situations, the organization provides essential support spanning emergency reception, healthcare, access to housing, training, and employment programs.
The Erié Foundation supports the “Déclic emploi” project, which aims to promote the sustainable professional integration of people experiencing psychological distress. The program offers 12 months of free, renewable multidisciplinary support that combines professional, social, and psychological guidance. Serving around 120 people every year, the initiative has achieved strong outcomes, with nearly 60% of participants achieving progress toward employment.